PlayStation Vita will launch with 8GB card for limited time

Sony has announced a "Launch Bundle" version of its Vita console for
release on February 22 that will include an 8GB card and free game for
the same price as the regular 3G version.
The PlayStation Vita 3G-WiFi Launch Bundle
will be available from launch while supplies last and will also include
a monthlong 250MB AT&T DataConnect Session Pass for a total of
$299.
By contrast, the flagship
PlayStation Vita First Edition Bundle ($349.99) only includes a 4GB card and the Little Deviants game.
The previously announced PS Vita 3G/Wi-Fi ($299) doesn't include a
data allowance and the memory card needs to be purchased separately.
In CNET's hands-on with the Japanese version of the Vita,
Jeff Bakalar criticized the console for its inability to operate
without a memory card straight out of the box and urged Sony to include
one with U.S. versions.
Sony has yet to announce which game will be included as part of the Launch bundle.
Rounding out Sony's offering is a fourth bundle, the PS Vita Wi-Fi
($249.99), which is non-3G and also requires a separately available
memory card to work.
Sony's proprietary memory cards start at $19.99 for the 4GB model, while the 8GB is $29.99.